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Youth Angling Event Is A Great Success!

Youth Angling Event Is A Great Success!

A very successful Youth Angling Event took place yesterday evening 16th Aug.'23 at the Disabled Anglers facility on EMAA fishery. 59 youths registered on the evening. Weather was in our favour and the children had a wonderful time. They were so enthusiastic to learn...

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East Mayo Anglers Habitat Management Plan

East Mayo Anglers Habitat Management Plan

Please find attached a copy of the recent Habitat Management Plan that the Wild Trout Trust completed on EMAA water and associated tributaries. This Habitats Management Plan (See the link below) was funded by grants obtained from IFI. The visit of the Wild Trout Trust...

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Letter Submitted To The OPW

Letter Submitted To The OPW

Date: 18 th Dec.’22 Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you for the opportunity to submit our observations and comments on the Draft Arterial Drainage Maintenance Activities 2022-2027 and associated SEA Environmental Report and AA Natura Impact Statement. For the benefit of all we...

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Rural Social Scheme (RSS) – Job Vacancy

Rural Social Scheme (RSS) – Job Vacancy

Mayo North East in Conjunction with East Mayo Anglers are looking to recruit a number of participants onto the Rural Social Scheme to work in maintaining the East Mayo Anglers fishery waters in 2022. A position entails working part-time 19.5 hours per week, working...

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Tips for recording your Catch

Tips for recording your Catch

Only lift the fish from the water for the minimum time necessary. Photography Keep the fish in or briefly just above the water. Support the fish gently under the belly and loosely hold the wrist of the tail. Weighing If possible, use a weigh net, or scales hooked on...

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An introduction to tying long tailed shrimps

An introduction to tying long tailed shrimps

By Seán Woods I hope you are all keeping well and looking forward to the season ahead. Great to hear of a few fish being got from East Mayo already. Unfortunately, not living local, I haven’t been able to wet a line yet but a very welcome surprise came last week...

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An introduction to tying hair wing flies

An introduction to tying hair wing flies

The Christmas season is upon us, which means it’s only a couple of months before the fishing on the Moy begins again for those brave enough to venture so early. I am counting down the days until April myself but might even try late March this year if conditions and...

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An introduction to tying Irish shrimp flies

An introduction to tying Irish shrimp flies

By Seán Woods Once again, I had a very enjoyable season at East Mayo Anglers stretch and I’m rather sad to see the end of it. Even if I wasn’t catching (or loosing) fish, just to be among the beautiful surroundings the fishery has to offer was a great getaway from...

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Keep Safe On The Banks

Keep Safe On The Banks

by Jim Kavanagh   Angling on the riverbank is not considered to be a particularly dangerous activity but as with all activities sensible precautions should be taken. Students and Novices would be well advised to read this article. Life Jackets Life Jackets must...

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Catch & cook your salmon

Catch & cook your salmon

By Isabel Gallagher   To be able to go and fish on the Moy is one of the most relaxing, enjoyable pastimes. And to catch salmon must be a highlight for anyone. The thrill and adrenaline rush is like no other! I have spent many hours fishing, mostly coming home...

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Top ten tips to catch more fish

Top ten tips to catch more fish

By Ben Baynes   When worming in coloured water, a coloured bead placed above the swivel can add a visual stimulus to the bait.   Use stret-pegging (letting the current move the position of the float by giving line out) across the river action when using...

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Fishing methods on the Moy

Fishing methods on the Moy

By Paddy McNulty   The East Mayo section of the Moy is a long and varied piece of a great salmon fishing river and it requires different fishing methods for different pools. Parts of the river is fly only but most of the East Mayo Anglers section is mixed. For...

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Women on the fly

Women on the fly

(Pictured: Glenda Powell giving Spey Casting lesson to Debbie Meadows) Some people are surprised to see women fly fishing on the riverbanks today. However, women angling with artificial flies was first recorded in 1496 by Dame Juliana Berners titled “A Treatyse of...

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Passing on the skills

Passing on the skills

(Pictured: Bernard Mannion and his grandson Jack Dolan.) Bernard Mannion For Bernard Mannion fishing was a big part of his childhood. So, it is no wonder that Bernard’s Grandson Jack Dolan is showing signs of being a promising angler at the age of 12. Growing up in...

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Tips for recording your Catch

How to Love ‘em and Leave ‘em

By Brendan Wilson A guide to Catch & Release Salmon Fishing for salmon has been one of my greatest pleasures over many years, and it pains me to read reports of dwindling wild salmon stocks worldwide due to global climate changes, overfishing and loss of spawning...

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It’s all in the tail

It’s all in the tail

By Gary Smyth Salmon & Sea Trout A few years back during the summer run of grilse there were a lot of anglers referencing the small grilse that were being caught, with people then debating whether all these small salmon were salmon and not sea trout. As a result...

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A day to remember fishing the Moy

A day to remember fishing the Moy

By John Connolly I have spent many good days salmon fishing the Moy and quite a few not so good as well. Depending on the weather conditions, water levels, the time of year and the mood of the fish the Moy can be generous to a fault with its bounty or as mean as...

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